Sentence examples for deemed many from inspiring English sources
deemed many plans incomplete.
The Nazis had deemed many of them too weak to work and would otherwise have sent them to their deaths in concentrations camps.
A decade ago, there were still more than 15,000 fire alarm boxes, but given the proliferation of cellphones and the availability of the 911 emergency number, the Fire Department deemed many of the boxes superfluous and prone to false alarms.
Mr. Winkler uses his expertise as a law professor to deconstruct the court's 5-4 ruling, which, as he sees it, protected individuals' right to bear arms, but also indicated that "the justices deemed many forms of gun control to be constitutional".
The contest has drawn its fair share of controversy, and some have deemed many of the popular entries as low-brow or pandering.
Olivia Muñoz of The Philadelphia Inquirer referred to the record as "weird, seductive, thought-provoking and hilarious all at once", and despite noting the unconventional lyrical themes, she deemed many of the songs to be "surprisingly danceable".
The rabbinate considers some American rabbis too lax to vouch for their congregants and rejects their testimonies; it deems many overseas conversions inadequate.
Given the growth of political Islam, and the fact that Mr Pollack deems many Arab countries to be on the point of revolution, perhaps not.
However, $343.2 billion is still something, not zero, meaning consumers still deem many items worthy of the original price tag, says Martin Lindstrom, a retail marketing expert and author of Buyology: Truth and Lies about What We Buy.
Sometimes I wonder if the USAAF, when faced with hundreds of thousands of wannabe-pilots, didn't deem many unsuspecting men "uncoordinated".
